Sania Mirza has revealed that she has returned back to training after almost two years of absence from court and is targeting to resume play from August this year. However, the 32-year-old also added that she would have to go a long way in getting acquainted with things again before she can compete.

Leander Paes has stated that passion and love for the game keeps him going and added that he also likes to put in the hard work that goes into all the process. Paes is into his mid-forties but recently participated in Australian Open, even though he was ousted from the tournament early.

After an under the first Grand Slam event of his career, Prajnesh Gunneswaran has expressed that his next goal is to get into the top 100 of the of the singles category tennis rankings. Gunneswaran is currently the top-ranked Indian singles player and is ranked 109th in the World.

While the popular belief still remains intact that there’s a massive wedge between the top three ranked men in tennis and the rest, the Gen Y players sure know how to make things look cool. Alexander Zverev proved it on Thursday when he managed to draw loud cheer even after a wrong serve.